HTC Flyer 3G 32 GB 17.8 cm (7") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver, White

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  • Brand : HTC
  • Product family : Flyer
  • Product name : Flyer
  • Product code : 99HMK008-00
  • Category : Tablets
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  • Long product name HTC Flyer 3G 32 GB 17.8 cm (7") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver, White :

    Flyer, GSM/HSPA/WCDMA, 850/900/1800/1900/850/900/1800/1900 MHz, 7", 1024 x 600, 5MP, Bluetooth 3.0, 802.11 b/g/n, micro-USB 2.0, Android, 420g, White

  • Short summary description HTC Flyer 3G 32 GB 17.8 cm (7") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver, White :

    HTC Flyer , 17.8 cm (7"), 1024 x 600 pixels, 32 GB, 1 GB, Android, Silver, White

  • Long summary description HTC Flyer 3G 32 GB 17.8 cm (7") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver, White :

    HTC Flyer . Display diagonal: 17.8 cm (7"), Display resolution: 1024 x 600 pixels. Internal storage capacity: 32 GB. Processor frequency: 1.5 GHz. Internal memory: 1 GB. Top Wi-Fi standard: Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n). Card reader integrated. Weight: 420 g. Operating system installed: Android. Product colour: Silver, White

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Updated:
2011-10-28 10:31:54
Average rating:72
Uk has collected 261 expert reviews for HTC Flyer 3G 32 GB 17.8 cm (7") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver, White and the average expert rating is 72 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
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techadvisor.co.uk
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2011-10-28 10:26:32
Average rating:70
HTC makes some of the finest Android smartphones around, so we were intrigued to see how well its first tablet would perform. While it looks beautiful and its compact form makes it an ideal travel companion, we wonder why it doesn’t have a tablet OS. T...
  • The HTC Flyer is a superb-looking tablet with enough processing power to drive its multimedia functions. Its high price tag is more of an issue than its use of the older Android 2.3 OS, given that other aspects of this likable tablet are so advanced. W...
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computeractive.co.uk
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2011-10-28 10:26:49
Average rating:80
Many of the tablet computers we've looked at have been disappointing, largely because the Android operating system is designed for phones, not larger-sized tablet screens.But that's been rectified with the release of Android 3 ‘Honeycomb' and some exce...
  • Good size; great screen; fast and responsive...
  • Uses Android 2.3; relatively expensive...
  • An impressive tablet computer that's hampered by an older version of the operating system...
wired.co.uk
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2011-10-28 10:27:36
Average rating:70
HTC's first tablet has the look of a squished iPod about it, with a 178mm (7-inch) screen surrounded by a 195x122x13mm and 420g case, it's all brushed aluminium and white rubberised plastic -- très pomme.But perhaps a more direct comparison is with Sam...
  • Delicious casing, Sharp 178mm screen, Sense 2.1 for tablet UI, Sophisticated drawing/writing stylus...
  • Not Android 3.0 Honeycomb...
  • The HTC Flyer is a beautiful first entry into the tablet market for the Taiwanese manufacturer. It may not be quite as fast or as smooth as some, notably the iPad, but it's way more pocketable, with an impressive list of features and the stylus shows p...
zdnet.co.uk
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2011-10-28 10:28:23
Average rating:75
The Flyer's relatively small size makes it seem more like a giant phone than a tablet, despite the lack of voice-dial facilities and the presence of the 'magic' pen. The Flyer is certainly a different beast to 10in. Android tablets and Apple's iPad. It...
  • Wellmade chassis, Pen input is currently unique to Android tablets, Attractive user interface, Small and portable...
  • Runs Android 2.3 rather than 3.0, May be too small for some users, Expensive, Poor battery life, No compelling features...
v3.co.uk
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2011-10-28 10:28:24
Average rating:60
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs maintains that 7in tablets are "dead on arrival". His argument is that you need something larger to really be productive. But the original Samsung Galaxy Tab proved that this argument was slightly flawed, as the hardwar...
  • Stylish, easy to use, good pen input...
  • Expensive, not significantly better than its rivals, lack of phone...
  • HTC's Flyer is a good tablet overall. Aside from the pen functionality it has little to offer over Samsung's older Galaxy Tab, though, and with its much higher price and lack of phone functionality, we wonder how well it will sell...
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theregister.co.uk
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2011-10-28 10:28:53
Average rating:80
The arrival of a tablet from HTC, the company that has run the furthest and fastest since picking up the Android ball was always going to be something of a Big Deal but in some ways the new Flyer is a surprisingly odd fish. In-flight entertainment: HTC...
  • In a nutshell, very good but very expensive sums up the Flyer. HTC clearly thinks it can now charge a premium for its devices and adapter cables – a policy I take issue with no matter what the brand or logo. Still, if you have the money you won’t be d...
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siliconrepublic.com
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2011-10-28 10:28:55
Average rating:0
I, too, was taken in by the prospect of HTC jumping on the tablet bandwagon. While the likes of Motorola and HP have gone for direct competition to the iPad 10-inch model, HTC and Samsung (at least for now) have hung back a little and gone for smaller tab...
  • I, too, was taken in by the prospect of HTC jumping on the tablet bandwagon. While the likes of Motorola and HP have gone for direct competition to the iPad 10-inch model, HTC and Samsung (at least for now) have hung back a little and gone for smaller...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com
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2011-10-28 10:29:08
Average rating:80
The HTC Flyer is a 7-inch tablet, offering a smaller and more portable option than the Apple iPad 2. As well as being easier to carry around, it's also packed with features, and a great option for those buying their first tablet. The goodThe HTC Flyer...
  • The HTC Flyer looks great. It's compact, lightweight and easy to take on the road with you. It's slightly thicker than an Apple iPad 2, but it's more comfortable to hold in one hand, and we prefer it for longer periods of use. The 7-inch screen is one of this tablet's best features, proving just about large enough to watch movies on or browse your favourite websites. At 1024 x 600 pixels, it's al...
  • Unfortunately, the HTC Flyer stumbles when it comes to video playback – not because of any hardware issues, but because of a lack of format support. Other manufacturers – such as Samsung – offer support for all the major video codecs, so it's a shame that HTC hasn't followed suit.
  • Despite this, we love the HTC Flyer. It's definitely expensive, and we'd prefer to see more software options – both for video formats and a boost in apps designed specifically for Android tablets. It's easy to change the formats of videos, however, and...
itpro.co.uk
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2011-10-28 10:29:10
Average rating:67
The HTC Flyer with its stylusAnyone with an aversion to Apple has had a long wait for a serious iPad alternative, but new Android-powered tablets from a number of manufacturers look promising. That said, we weren't overly impressed by the rece...
  • The HTC Flyer is an interesting and largely successful attempt at a 7in Android tablet, but it needs Android 3.0 to unlock its potential. A better-suited operating system and a more responsive stylus won’t fix the bigger problem though - the Flyer real...
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